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Show THE HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923. selections in aoto and duet Every church, that he give twice asking every bank in the state to -- indent of the summer school will ond. Mrs. J. C. Anderson tad Mrs.' Carl Cocbraa won the second trial. depository for Good raiel anoear on the program. the committee who PRQVQ GITIZEHS were cake from the The W. funds. Governor and Matey Admission is tree to everyone Butter-Krus-prise members in businesslike manner silk hose from- - Bus-- ! . W. Armstrong, chairman of , te'-B- 1i mrdiai invitation is extended determined to devote their time 'Brown Shoe ter store; china plate; ; """'committee named by the governor. A'iH Howe, Lelaad Cook, htRoy "7"""01 comfor the next few day wrote to form " energies j10" latt will be given Blghtt Mxo, W. O. Creer. XL L Tan reiier oi we oevasweu iquesUn ,UCB 4CtioB lB and collar set from pany, lowe mean Friday evening at the same time f Machinery was organized yester- towns and homesteads. Wagenen. Ume ft WM reqUegtei UjLKALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING and place. meet-jbulwas day, at a meeting called by GovernMr. and Mrs. Henry Weseman of Real Estate, Rooms, Board. It brought out at the t BoUXicatioa through All advertisements printed la these columns or Mabey and held in his office at ing that contributions of money and the Post won the pair of blankets tha bliJ EXCURSION BOAT SINKS. a line (about six wordsiit payable in advance ten-cen- ts the state capltol, for bringing CENT loan uder reaerr PER offered Woolen Hills the I by Knight 15. LIVERPOOL England. Aug. for the first day; five cents a line for each subsequent ind relief to the citizens of Davis services have already been received for the largest family on the system on city or (arm property. each contributer a proper receipt Fifty persona had a narrow and Weber counties, whose homes in an anion ut anl number which sertion of the same ad. Thirty cents the line for tii Cliff had children. tea Reserve Company, They Deposit escape today when the excursion grounds. were devastated by' the terrific serves to prove that the people of for the funds so received. issues daily and Sunday. Special rate bj the month W. H. Preuseey, with nine chil- Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. "At of the theiboat Douglas sank in the Mersey urgent request A-lflood which took such heavy toll the state are only awaiting for the a took second 95, or call at The Herald office, dren, large prize, Telephone central distribution committee of nTer after a collision. The passen Of life and property early Monday channel, to be created to prove consignment of Shamrock coffee; relief the governor, appointed by time. were off in taken gers evening. their sympathy for the flood-stric- k and F. A. Thurgood. with eight we are urged as citizens to re-Furnished WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN FOR RENT Acting on the suggestion of & W. en victims. children, took third prise, lady's basement to the call tor help at the apartment, modem spond loans. MisceDaneoos Wants, Installments make easy Nibley, presiding bishop of the L. The channel was provided by earliest comb and necklace from Irvine's: Be Prove with use of laundry room. 471 W. possible moment," said for tun. your 'o waiting OUTING CLERKS ' A40 stcre. Chairman J. W. McAdam of the 1st 8. Consolidated Real Estate Co. HAVEt4ock People's Sugar ma contest The men's local committee. ' While the local wiU trade for light car (Continued from Page One.) was also one of the star events of FOR RENT Piano. Phon 426-committee has arranged for some - a-kiu uuce. won oa T. John WE the LOAHTour money by day, Taylor, was All Shamrock systematic work to be done through Sutton; second can home and farm property. Bat the various organizations, we are coffee by National Tea Importing who took down a unfurnished LOST FOR RENT Lunch kit. on S. a . anxious that no one wait to be company of Salt Lake, and the of oil from the Culmer OU com- 7 per cent Mo commissiona. No A-- ll 174 N. lat K. apt, secInsurLouis Lit Culbertson took Finder please call Intermountaln pany,. delay. A.jJ solicited, but to make your con- third ; waa a pocket wnife "by ond prize, a shirt from the ance Co.. Boston Bldf' &ttLk tributions directly to the banks, Stephen Be.Provo. rooms fumlehed Two FWTtENT v M-tf company. Alma' Van Wag- City, Utah. The girls' bottle race was an ex all of which are designated as de for light housekeeping. SIS E. LOST Pair yegieaees la em A-- lt citing events wen by Sarah Goobe, enen came in third with a pair of positories by the governor. Monday, between Emll's cat 1st N. Can hose Bros. from Taylor "We are sure the good people of with Margaret Scott and Dorothy silk the chamber of commerce kv 1 apartRENT and FOR Among the swimming event3 Prove will maintain our reputa- Harmon, second and third. The Reward U returned to the ment, furnished, witl gas. 75S box of only two races were held because tion in helping those in need. office. ... or prizes were a Sale For Trade, M4. J4Vtf Phon 3. Univ. At. Candy company, of high winds and unsatisfactory "We have also been asked to candy, Strickle furnish 25 men for relief work. Salt Lake; picture, Provo Paint ft course. Keith Sumner and Wendel Emerson RUGS CLEANED With eiactrti CHEAP FOR SALE, box Taylor finished first and second in FOR RENT New modern Transportation will be arranged Glass company; 3rd 13 to 15 swimmln 407 S. the with race, dishes, cooking rearyot washer, color restond; furniture, boys' piano, apartment, gat. candy, free and wages paid. Relative to Startup Candy company. 7 utensils, etc: 893 8. Univ. Ave. work guaranteed. Phons 4U-Erich Prusse won the boys' years. They drew down a pocket West this see the secretary of the cham A-Call afternoons. shoe race with Clayton Smith and knife from Provo Electric ft Hardber of commerce." brick house, Carl Farns worth second and third. ware company, and four pair hose 'OR SALE SALfcV-Ooo- d first class type Dave company. A cap by L. A. Christensen com- from Schwab large lot, room for two building. FOR and oak stand. Phon writer W. 187 MILLINERY was VISITS the only entry in the MARKETS pany; a box of gum by John T. Thomas N. 4th 9 : " 896W. to 20 Taylor, and a tie from the Men's boys' swimming race, 17 on TRADE Provo OR SALE FOR y Mrs. a two There were ...of American Shop were the prizes. ' years. prizes, FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers.-R. HEMSTITCHING? and FlCOTtlti. box candy from Dayton Fork is visiting the millinery marproperty, excellent dairy tarm In Fat Man's Race. F. D. NO. 1. Box 16. Phon 830 W. Center. iWork Son riikt Lake of Salt county wuth and coffee and ket m San Francisco, Calif, purpart soap Confectionery, A-The fat man's race went to John air, a. r. nncnie. chasing goods for her new hat W. Prows with Anthony Langstaff from Anderson grocery. The pole Also good chicken farm. Box 63, 7 FOR 8 ALE Practically new range shop, which will be opened in the second. The prizes were 10 gallons walking contest was won by Ken Herald. immediate future at 100 North Uni- of gas from the Continental Oil.netn Knight, who found a bathing with gas attachment 756 W. H. M. AYERS WELOINQ n FOR RENT New modern apart- " 2 ' versity avenue. S. 1st from 'suit from the Hub Clothing com company and a 245 W. 4th acetylene welding and entttAg unfurnished, mnet, pany at the end of the pole Sutton Cafe. W weld anything made of 3 South. uui CHEAP Electric FOR SALE, Battle Royal. was won by The ladies' footrace Work guaranteed. First class Mr PIANO RECITAL TONIGHT electric sewing sweeper, washer, blindfold battle royal FOR RENT. 3 room furnished The Culbertson Lou Mrs. boys' Mrs. with ice. ts rt, tin w. rnon iff . It's Easy for the Camp Cook Prof. S. Williams will present Frank machine, all as good as stew. 922 7 Mrs. H. C. Chris between five husky youths was home. 396 W 3rd South. " ."' to Satisfy Your Canyon Hunger his summer school students in a tensert Knight, W. 6th N. and Mrs. D.'H. Perry sec-- , called a draw. Carl Jackson, Seth when you have piano recital at the new audtiorium ond, third and fourth. The FOR SALE by owner, 6 room mod prizes Billings, Lawrence Bee, Kenneth ladies FOR WIRING and electrical nm at the Provo High school this even- were a $4.50 ern brick home. 6x12 lot Very FOR SALE. Bedstead and shared , and Far-- Knight Wesley Taylor of silk -- 17. work, phone 155-- J or 4SU hose, pair A. N. E. 330 7th bicycle. ing at 8 o'clock. Leavitt k Guyman. box candy, in a box of candy from Startup, a easy terms. 460 East 7th North. rer Bros.; three-pounjjhj vA good program has been arreng-ed- , from Hedquist Drug No. J. G. McDonald, Salt take; a $2.50 SPECIAL PRICES on slighUy used including 27 splendid piano fern, Provo Greenhouse, and a .2. and $3 worth of Columbia s Vtctrolas, Cheney, Columbia, FOR RENT Two furnished room Edlsons and Brunswick. Taylor LOST Between E. P. D. No. I brooch from Heindselman ter tickets. Box 20, and 7th N. on 4th L for light housekeeping, and two Bros. Music Dept PORK AND BEANS L. A. Christensen won the prize j , Jewelry company. brown leather purs mi 535 Univ. ladr rooms at N, unfurnished The men's foot race was won By of 25 pounds of sugar from John about $150 in currency tail talnlng Ave. salesman tne utan for Vern "Thurgood, and Frank 8ALE FOR Jones, How good, they taste when you come back from a hike or Knight Slightly used gas check. Reward. Phone 781-John Thurgood. The prizes were a Wholesale yrocery company, for FOR SALE Five-roorange, only $35.00. Terms. Utah modern horseback ride! Don't forget to take Pierce's Pork and bucket lard, Sanitary having the best looking car on the j Light Co. bath and furnace; large Power Baens whether you go for a day or week. house, Meat Market; two and a half grounds. It was a new Paige sport vint nHnt rpABAnnhlA tprmi if Miss Ruth' Louise Pprt-ridg- e pounds coffee, Sutton Market; box model which was unnesnaungiy desired. Phone 557, or call at 1351 FOR SALE Pit bull terrier pup; GO to the People' Store for months-old Airedale. 193 THE UTAH CANNING CO. also se!ected by tbe judge?, Mrs. Leo a quality and low prices. 1111 W A.ICtf cigars, Hank Smith. W. 1st N. Ave. Mrs. Frank Becker, Mi won The will race was men's take University Sutherland, a limited single AM" "The Daddy of 'Em MONEY TO LOAN on both city and by J. H. Needham and Walter Bert Page and Frank Stubbs. new MaSALE PACKERS number of ptudents of voice Whitehead. The prizes were a box ' The burlesiue. bathing revue farm property, at 7 per cent; no FOR range.Practically or call LOST Thoroughbred black c Phone 81241, jestic a disappointment through lack raiting your turn. See Provo Conof cigars, Hank Smith, and phono-jwa- s epaniel. Reward. Return ti A49 930 W. 2nd N. at Pork and Beans Tomato Catsup of promised entries. This event solidated Real Estate Co. Phon 6 and piano culture- - Special graph records. Bates Stores. C. Jones, 149 S. 6th E. Table Syrup Hominy The ladies' egg race proved to be was held in the dance hall but only Double 8. Sauerkraut attention given to begin- an exciting affair won-b-y Mrs. Sey-- i three entries showed while the Pumpkin Farms and Gardens. Tomato Puree Vinegar tune. PAPERHANGING and kalsominlng, mour and "Jtfiss Margaret band piped a ners and children. Make Scott inGray interior and Tomato Soup exterior painting. the first team and Mrs. The. representative of the Buster e Brown Shoe store took first prize, House painting a specialty. Esti- FOR SALE. Five year old cow. Phone H. C. Christensen and Miss reservation now. Anderson .Jn ythe isecond aton of coal contributed .by the mates cheerfully given. Smith, 118 536 So. 9th West Call after 6 Phone 268-Nteam. The" prizes" were a lady's Knight Coal company and the W. 4th 226.. 6 p. m. m m purse, J. C. Penney company; pair Mutual Coal and Dumber company. FOR SALE brick house, FOR SALE 92 acres of land, 63 entry took seclady's earringsk Anderberg, Inc.; The two modern; furnace,' large acres under with box atationery, Taylor Paper com- ond prize, a sack of sleeping porch, garage, stable, small home and cultivation, A. F. flour from and Parduae silk Jenkins pany, outbuildings. On hose, pair coops, flowing well; will . accept Mona & Sons, Pleasant Grove; and the Knitting company. For 56 state road one mile from small' house on first payment. Will take $3,500. The men's frog race in which Hub Clothing company took third E. 3rd S. schoolhouse. 7 St, Provo. AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION small Provo home si part pay. the men carried frogs on a board prize, which was 50 pounds of and had to pick them up before Hoover Bros, flour. FOR RENT Bedrooms suitable ment. Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Silver We Specialize in Repairing Nash Cars and Trucks. the finish line, also Festivities concluded with the for one or two gentlemen. 161 City, or Inquire at 792 W. 1st N. crossing -At Low Prices We Know Our Business and Take Care of All Your 7 7 diversion. grand ball beginning at 9 o'clock W. 1st S. proved an interesting with Bob Reed took Prizes until first and Troubles, money midnight. lasting See furnished FOR SALE Gladioli, dahlias, flowHans Miller and O. M. Slack sec- that were offered for the swim- FOR RENT 156 N. 6th E., ers. Phone 347-J- . 284 E. 4th N. WERNER RUEFENACHT ond and third. The prizes were ming events were dispensed during house, modern. We Always Carry in Stock All Nash Parts. S-- l Conover. Don Shamrock coffee, National Tea Im- the dances. They were:. ' Butter-Krusfive Cakes frpm Representing porting company,. Salt Lake; SpeFOR SALE Apples, Red Astra- FOR RENT. 6 room furnished apt. h Eats from Butter-KrusSalt pacakes potato, chips from chans, 50c to $1.00 bu. Thomas,! THE CIKAYLO VIOLIN cial adults prefered. 193 E. . 1st N. Potato Chip company, Salt Lake, and cuff links from Decker 672 N. 5th W. Phone 810-Furnished Bungalow 7 634. Phone Jewelry. Lake; candy from Hansen Cater145 North University Ave. Phone 893. EXCHANGE Board, $3 per day, $15 FOR SALE Hay. Phone 572-NLadies Drive Nails. ing company; Repeatograph, Rob- FOR RENT Nicely furnished room week. The ladies' 'Music Bros. contest G. C. SLATER, Mgr. inson company; picof Salt Lake City in private home. Well ventilated was pulled in two spasms on ac- ture, Barton Furniture company; for summer, steam heart In Tents with screen winter, GRAND VIEW RABBITRY O. P. who will be at the Hotel count of the plurality of entrants coffee, National Tea Importing hot water. Suitable for one or two. of breeder Weeter, $5 to $7 proprietor, kitchenette, ex and the of log. Mrs. J. S. company; pickles ana assorted, 9 close. 56 E. 2nd S. Roberts August 17, 18, 19. Robinett paucity heavy weight Flemish Giants and week. took first in the first ses- tracts from Skaggs; candy from golden certificate Ner Zealand sion with Mrs. May Clayton sec- - Garden City Candy company. BOARD and room at 287 E. 2nd. N. Phone or Write. Reds, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 210-D. SL he oer aid W ait Ads ,at gives-quickly- ," Jl t; L'rerram el I ... . ml tf av on m five-gallo- n 775-R-- a Wood-Clifto- n 538-W- .. V) .'fi 'm Bu two-pound toe canvn$ 4 one-poun- d A-1- U ' Note, Womea A.-1- Sada--Henr- two-poun- d 782-R-- 4. PA.) A-1- , IN C0-0- A-2- A-2- A.-1- A-1- 6 1 PIERCE'S d A.-2- 2 thea-ladie- tf A-1- 6 Announcement t -- Jy-ie-- tf . tf half-hearte- d . Unbe r Hor-tens- tf I i A.-1- NASH Wood-Clifto- n Falls Resort Tlm-panog- d v A-1- GOOD VIOLIN A-1- A-1- . Provo Nash Service Station Canyo t; Wa-saitc- t, . A.-1- J. nail-drivin- g Jy-29-- tf A-1- A.-2- 0 CONOCO MOBILE, VICO, HAVOLLNE OILS SUPERIOR GASOLINE Mr-25-- tl AN IN VITA TION TROUT DINNERS Employment. . WANTED Bookkeeper and saleslady. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 7 IS EXTENDED THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT THE A-1- NEW LOCOMOTIVES WANTED Two young men of must come good appearance; PriMt of JUST RECEIVED BY THE 1H4191J1916 Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad System SER VICE 1S1 UiJ IS2I IS22ISU A-2- Herald. buy year Tires, for, as PLACE A-1- 7 MOVING priced extremely av v j : . . ..... low, year in and year out. But now is the best time, because Goodyears are selling today 30 below 1914 prices, and their quality now is 4 The Largest Passenger Locomotive Ever Built. charge ; better than ever before. IT'S FREE HERE Tt Vj mend the new Goodyear Cordt with the beveled Alt- rreazner I reaa ana oacm them up with etandard Goodyear Service Motor Co. 6i West Center St. i'lne Trre Sfrvlcc MatloB 29 s. University Ave. ichoflrld 'Aulo to. 5U li. First .North St. arM(r 241 West Center St. e 0.e of the Largest Freight Locomotives Ever Built. Vstern Station Tnest engines will be on exhibition at the Denver & R;o Grande (Union Depot) Friday.' August 17,"1 from 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Representatives of the Motive Power Department will be present to impart information regarding.these monster I I locomotives. ' " Unequaled Service for Local or Long Distance Moving. Prices Cheerfulljl Given. All Work Guaranteed. ' At Goodyear Service Station Dealtre wa eell and recom- 24c M. DONNAN'S this chart shows, Goodyears are Why! It's the Extr attention you get without Extra SUPERIOR MOTOR 2 OUR SPECIALTIES HOUSEWORK WANTED by young Box 57, woman, experienced. a good IT'S always Goodto Well What Is It? Go soline IM'tfl well recommended. See Kelly at 43 W. 1st N., between 5 and 7 p. m. v-- yx and SPRING FRY DINNERS HardyrMadsen Transfer - 6 '...; Passenger Trips to All Resorts by Order. Prices ; . GOODYEAR. Wwma Mn for Wwiwi Trade'' 7 Righ Regular Service tp Geneva AiiUt-rMu- i Co. ip I EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Phone 148 ' s |